Journey to the West: I, Di Ting, Never Lie!

The Nine Transformations Mysterious Technique turns out to be from Buddhism.

During the Journey to the West, you must have been in the period of the Great Tribulation of the Long-Han Dynasty. The Golden Immortal was not as good as*, Daluo traveled everywhere, and only a quasi-sage could shake his head. You said that Ksitigarbha is a quasi-sage, and the Ten Palaces of Hell are still a quasi-sage. Your quasi-sage is too cheap, right?

When will the Nine Transformations Xuan Gong become a Buddhist?

Li Jing doesn't have the strength of a quasi-sage, right?

Why are Amao and A* all quasi-sages? Aren't all the listeners in Zixiao Palace a saint?

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There are at least five quasi-sages in Buddhism, Tathagata Buddha, and even a strong man at the pinnacle of accuracy. What qualifications do you have to cause trouble in Lingshan? In particular, Zhunti and Jieyin will definitely take action, I don't know what to say.

Big brother? If you make a big fuss about Buddhism's light and reward Buddhism's Kung Fu, won't people still say you're from Buddhism in the future?

I suspect that the author doesn't know about Honghuang at all. He only learned about it from his fans.

Ask a question. Is the Zhuxian Sword the ultimate treasure? Isn't it the best innate spiritual treasure?